— I (not do) my homework. I (visit) my grandma.

"Come on, Dad! It's 7:20 a.m. now, "said Harry."

I (wash) the car now,"Mr. Smith said. "Walk to school this morning, OK?"

"But the school is a little far," said Jane.

"Walking is good. Now (get) your school-bags and go!"

Then Jane and Harry (walk) to school. It (take) them 30 minutes. When they (get) to school, they were very tired.

In the evening, Jane and Harry (have) a big meal with their grandpa. They (tell) him they were not happy to walk to school. Grandpa said," It (be) good for you. I used to(过去常常) walk five miles(英里) to school every day."

"Really?" Jane said." But I (not like) walking."

Grandpa said, "Kids need to walk or run every day. It's good for your health."

"Oh, I'll start walking every day," Harry said. "I'd like (be) healthy."

"I will join you, Harry," (say) Jane.

— We (play) basketball on the play-ground. We (be) very happy.

— She usually (drive) to school.

— Yes, I . I (have) a nice weekend. I (go) boating.

Lisa her father last Saturday afternoon.

A rich father took his son on a trip to a village. He wanted to show his son what are the differences1their life and the villagers', so that his son could cherish(珍爱) what he had. They spent2a few days with a family there.

On their way back home, the father3about his son's ideas about the trip. So he asked,"4was the trip?"

"It was great, Dad!"

"What did you learn from the trip?" the father couldn't5to ask.

The son answered, "We have one dog but the family has four. We have a swimming pool, but they have a big river with many6swimming in it. We have very expensive lights, but they have7stars at night. We buy food in the supermarket, but they8food in their garden for themselves. We have walls around the house to protect us,9   they have friends to protect them. Dad, thank you for10me how poor we are."

The father couldn't say anything, and he just stood there quietly.